The future of the Brooklyn Queens waterfront
The SIRR is a 30 year plan for 8 million people. It’s likely the most detailed climate change adaptation plan anywhere, and here is what it says about the Brooklyn Queens Waterfront.
Somala Diby
Eddie Bautista
Eddie Bautista, Executive Director of the New York City Environmental Justice Alliance, has spent a lifetime committed to empowering New York’s low-income communities of color.
Groups march to City Hall for fairness in rebuilding
Sandy-affected New Yorkers march to City Hall to put pressure on mayoral candidates to commit to an equitable rebuilding of the city
Young people mobilizing for climate justice
Climate change mobilizes youth activism in NYC’s most vulnerable communities
Watch midtown Manhattan’s explosive growth (and hear about it from Paul Newman)
Cube Cities traces the lifetime of midtown Manhattan through growth animation
New York State beaches are better than 8 other states…
The NRDC has reported some interesting findings about our beloved beaches.
Eric Sanderson on oil, cars and suburbs
Eric Sanderson charts a way out of our environmental crisis through smart use of taxes, money, and the occasional ego boost.
The Little Free Library gets innovative
New York City is fashionably late to a worldwide phenomenon. Ten professionally designed Little Free Libraries make their way in to downtown Manhattan through September.
Resilience: The Untold Story
NJ dinosaurs prove to be among one of the most resilient communities affected by Sandy. On the other hand, 35,000 people have train service again, thanks to the determination of the MTA.